Windows 10: Laptop only boots to OneKey Recovery Mode.

I have a Lenovo G580 running Windows 10 22H2. Yesterday, after a usual day of experimenting with VirtualBox, I simply opened Disk Manager. That's when I found 19 GB of OMR partition.I didn't know what it was then, and I tried formatting it with NTFS File system in diskpart using format fs=NTFS quick.But it didn't work and told no volume selected. After that I searched online and found it was recovery partition. Then for about an hour nothing went wrong and later I shut it down properly in cmd using shutdown /s I always do like this.Then next day i booted it and found its booting to OneKey Re

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Seeing prompt to "Press F11 for an AOMEI OneKey recovery" during Win 10 boot

Hi Monica,

Thank you for your comment.

The subject (title) of my question pretty much says it all.

Namely, after I push the power button on my laptop the first display -- for a few short seconds -- is (white on black text in upper left corner) which says, "Press F11 for an AOMEI OneKey recovery."

My laptop then goes on to boot normally with no error messages.

AOMEI OneKey Recovery is a $29.00 tool primarily used to create a factory restore partition.

But it is not installed and there is no such partition. Google searches proved surprisingly unhelpful.

 

onekey recovery

My leonvo laptop is stuck on the onekey recovery page, if i switch the computer off and back on it keeps going back to this page when i select an ption nothing happens, cannot get out of this page

 

Revert to Windows 7 wiped out OneKey recovery on a drive

Help! I upgraded a Lenovo laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 10. I had network and sound issues that could not be resolved so I decided to revert using the recovery option found in settings. It appears things are back, but now I need to do a clean install
of Windows 7. There is a Lenovo OneKey Recovery button on the laptop which should boot the OneKey application to get a clean install of factory setting, but it now appears to be missing; I come up in Windows. OneKey recovery uses a separate hidden drive.

Now on the drive, I see applications, drivers and Windows10 upgrade (now empty) folders. The drivers folder still has OneKey drivers, but the applications folder does not have OneKey, but I'm not sure if it should.

Using the OneKey application from Windows 7, it let me make DVDs of the factory install, but I'm worried that the Microsoft Windows 10 upgrade changed these files too.

1. Did the Windows 10 upgrade or revert wipe out the Windows 7 factory install files? how can I verify?

2. How can I get the OneKey button to work again?

I also have these questions out to Lenovo, but they will not know what the Windows 10 upgrade or revert did.

I appreciate any help you can offer.

Thanks!